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A'ja Wilson
Las Vegas Aces power forward A'ja Wilson is a two-time WNBA All-Star. Discover how this MVP stays in shape, learn about her performance on the court, and get a glimpse at her life outside of basketball.
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The Victorians
People, not abstract ideas, make history, and nowhere is this more revealed than in A. N. Wilson's superb portrait of the Victorians, in which hundreds of different lives have been pieced together to tell a story - one which is still unfinished in our own day. The 'global village' is a Victorian village and many of the ideas we take for granted, for good or ill, originated with these extraordinary, self-confident people. What really animated their spirit, and how did they remake the world in their view? In an entertaining and often dramatic narrative, A. N. Wilson shows us remarkable people in the very act of creating the Victorian age.
John A. Wilson Papers
The John A. Wilson Papers, 1853-1883, contain student papers, 1853-1856, and professional papers, 1876-1883. The student papers feature a wide selection of lecture notebooks and some exercises from John A. Wilson's years at RPI (1853-1856). Student notebooks are arranged alphabetically by course title and include such topics as natural history, chemistry, physics, mechanics, graphics, geodesy, construction, etc. Also included is a copy of Wilson's RPI thesis. The small amount of professional material consists of volume 1 of Wilson's notes which he took at the Centennial Exhibition on Philadelphia (1876), and an invitation to the opening of the Brooklyn Bridge (1883). The Centennial Exhibition notes contain descriptions of and comments on the displays of various countries, manufacturers, etc.
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Helicopter pilot Lt. Sara Denning joins a navy battle group with little fanfare—and that's just the way she likes it. After her brother Ian's tragic death, her career path seemed obvious: step into his shoes and enter the Naval Academy, despite her fear of water. Sara's philosophy is simple—blend in, be competent, and above all, never do anything to stand out as a woman in a man's world. Somewhere along the way, Sara lost herself—her feminine, easygoing soul is now buried under so many defensive layers, she can't reach it anymore. When she meets strong, self-assured Lt. Eric Marxen, her defenses start to falter. Eric coordinates flight operations for a Navy SEAL team that requests Sara...
A Place for Everything
‘Painful, raw and with an honesty that rings clear as a bell’ Catherine Simpson, author of When I Had a Little Sister A searing account of a mother’s late-diagnosis of autism – and its reaching effects on a whole family.
